Santa Claus face
A smiling Santa Claus with a big curly beard, rosy cheeks and a Santa hat with a pom-pom.
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Christmas Coloring Pages
Twelve Christmas pages: Santa, a reindeer, a snow globe, a Christmas train and cookies for Santa, all drawn by us.
Reindeer with a scarf
A cute reindeer with big antlers, a round nose, a striped scarf and a sprig of holly between its ears.
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Fireplace with stockings
Three stockings hang from a brick fireplace with a crackling fire, candles and holly on the mantel.
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Santa's sleigh with presents
Santa's sleigh loaded with presents on a snowy hill under a full moon and stars.
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Christmas ornaments
Five Christmas ornaments with stripes, dots, zigzags and a star hang from a garland of tinsel, with two candy canes.
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Christmas wreath with a bow
A round Christmas wreath decorated with ornaments and holly, with a big bow at the bottom.
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Christmas bells with holly
Two jingle bells hang from a ribbon with a bow and holly, with two presents below.
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Santa Claus waving
Santa Claus in his suit and boots, waving with one hand, next to a present.
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Christmas snow globe
A snow globe with a Christmas tree, a snowman and falling snow inside.
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Christmas lights
Three strings of Christmas lights with big bulbs, and holly at the bottom.
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Cookies and milk for Santa
A plate of cookies, a glass of milk and a gingerbread man, with "For Santa" lettering.
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Christmas train
A steam train pulling two wagons full of presents along the tracks.
Save to PinterestEasy Christmas coloring pages to print
Christmas is on December 25, and these twelve pages make the wait a little shorter. Santa’s face, Santa waving, the reindeer, the bells and the snow globe have big, simple shapes for younger kids. The fireplace with stockings, the ornaments, the wreath, the Christmas lights and the train full of presents have more small parts for kids who like a challenge. There is even a page with cookies and milk for Santa.
Every page prints full size on US Letter paper. Want them all at once? Download the free PDF with every Christmas coloring page at the top of this page.
Christmas coloring tips
- Keep a red, a green and a gold or yellow crayon close. With those three you can color almost every Christmas picture.
- Leave Santa’s beard and the snow white. White areas make the colors around them look brighter.
- Color the small parts first (berries, buttons, ornament patterns) and the big areas last, so you do not smudge the details.
Ideas for the holidays
- Use a finished page as a Christmas card: fold it in half and write a message on the back.
- Hang the colored ornaments page on the fridge and add a new page every day of December.
- Put a stack of pages and crayons on the kids table at a holiday dinner.